Patient's question:
Doctor, I have had prostatitis all along. Every time it recurs, I take medication, but this time the condition has worsened, and the medication hasn't been effective. When I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, it was discovered that there was inflammation. So, how should prostatitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
This requires integrating the results of careful examination, as the concept of prostatitis inflammation is too vague to confirm which specific type of inflammation it is. If there is a malignant transformation, and prostate cancer has developed, radical surgery should be performed, followed by the use of methods such as particle implantation for treatment. If it is merely a change in the type of infection, then the medication can be adjusted accordingly. For example, if it is a bacterial infection, antibiotics can be prescribed; if it is a fungal infection, antifungal medications can be used.